What was the impact of the New Deal?

The government was bigger/more involved in people's lives

The Kent State Massacre:

Was in response to activity in Camboida

A a result of the New Deal

the role of the government expanded

The Tet offensive, Kent State Protests, and My Lai Massacre all contributed to

A rapid decline in the Public's support for the Vietnam War

During WWII the US became an Arsenal of Democracy, What does this mean?

We began mass producing military supplies for our allies

Why were the kids at Kent State protesting/rioting?

They learned of the secret bombing in Cambodia and Laos.

what was the double V campaign

a slogan to promote Democracy from the home front

Brown v. Board of education

Separate educational facilities were inherently unequal

What was the naval quarantine of Cuba?

Kennedy blocked Soviet ships from reaching the island

Why was the Atlantic Charter important?

Provided goals for post-WWII and introduced the U.N.

9 Black students allowed school w white students Arkansas

Why was the Gulf of Tonkin resolution significant?

It gave the President broad power to do whatever he wanted

Man who sued the US government over internment camps

What was the ruling in Korematsu v. The United States?

Internment of people of Japanese ancestry is constitutional

What did the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution do?

Johnson used it to assume more power

Whatis flexible response?

preparingfor a variety of military responses, Stop relying on just nuclear bombs, a build up of traditional weapons

Why are the Kent State protests remembered as a tragedy?

National Guard shot and killed 4 students

What was JFK's Flexible Response?

Fight conventional wars and keep nuclear arms balanced

The protests at Kent State University were sparked by:

Nixon's Cambodian bombing campaign

Gideon v. Wainwright (1963) did what for the rights of the accused?

it required the government provide them a lawyer

Why did some Americans criticize the New Deal?

Went too far in government intervention in economy

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1
Korematsu v. US was filed in response to
The Zoot Suit Riots
Pearl Harbor
Internment camps
The Bracero Program
2
A naval blockade (quarantine) was used to end the
Berlin Blockade
Vietnam War
Bandung conference
Cuban Missile Crisis
3
LBJ's most enduring legacy was
Medicaid
Social Security
Food Stamps
Medicare
4
Who stopped the Little Rock 9 from going to Little Rock High?
Earl Warren
Mrs. Allen
Orval Faubus
Martin Luther King Jr
5
What was the impact of the New Deal?
It continued the policies of Herbert Hoover
The government was bigger/more involved in people's lives
It ended the Depression immediately
All of the above
6
How many students were killed in the Kent State Massacre
9
4
0
2
7
Who helped organize the sclc?
Herman Talmage
MLK Jr.
joseph brown
Maynord Jackson
8
Who was the founder of SCLC?
Martin Luther King Jr
Harriet Tubman
Nelson Mandela
Frederick Douglass
9
The Kent State Massacre:
An increase in descrimination
Admission of black students into the University
Was in response to activity in Camboida
The policy of "Vietnamization"
10
What president is associated with Gulf of Tonkin?
RFK
LBJ
JFK
FDR
11
The purpose of the G.I. Bill was to
make low-interest mortgages available
establish hospitals
all of these
grant stipends covering tuition for veterans
12
This event triggered United States involvement in WWII
the Berlin airlift
bombing of Pearl Harbor
the sinking of the Lusitania
invasion of the Philippines
13
Korematsu v. US argues that internment camps are legal because
Germany was doing far worse
The constitution allows us to do it
Asian people could be spies
It's a war
14
A a result of the New Deal
Harry S. Truman was elected president
the rights of women increased
Project Head Start was created
the role of the government expanded
15
What was the significance of Dr. King in the Civil Rights Movement?
He was a leader who gave a voice to black Americans
All of the above
He was determined to end racial discrimination
His dignified, nonviolent protests appealed to the public
16
What was the song written in response to the 1970 Kent State University massacre?
California
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
17
What did President Roosevelt mean when he called the U.S an arsenal of democracy?
End the Depression
Aid Axis Powers
Remain neutral in the war
Military aid for Britain
18
This event urged politicians in Congress to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
the March on Washington
the assassination of MLK
the assassination of Malcolm X
the Freedom Rides
19
The Tet offensive, Kent State Protests, and My Lai Massacre all contributed to
A rapid decline in the Public's support for the Vietnam War
A policy of Containment
Cuban Missile Crisis
A rapid decline in the Public's support for the Korean War
20
The lawyer who helped the Little Rock 9 attend high school and became a Supreme Court Justice.
John Roberts
Thurgood Marshall
Ruth Ginsburg
Sonia Sotomayor
21
During WWII the US became an Arsenal of Democracy, What does this mean?
We began mass producing military supplies for our allies
We began placing Japanese Americans in internment camps
Rosie became a superstar
We set fire to major world capitals
22
Why were the kids at Kent State protesting/rioting?
They learned of the secret bombing in Cambodia and Laos.
Because of the Tet Offensive.
Because of the Christmas Bombing.
Because of the My Lao Massacre.
23
what was the double V campaign
a way to promote the incarceration Of Japanese peoples
a slogan to promote feminists rights
a slogan to promote Democracy from the home front
Americans trying to get other Americans to join the forces
24
Kennedy issued a naval quarantine (blockade) of Cuba to prevent delivery of missiles.
True
False
25
What did president Eisenhower do to support Little Rock 9?
Sent Federal Troops
Focused on other issues
Let Arkansas governor handle it
26
The post war conflict against the spread of communism is seen in the conflict with the US &...
France
Germany
Manchuria
Korea
27
Where did the sit-in movement start?
Birmingham, Alabama
New York City
Columbus, Ohio
Greensboro, North Carolina
28
Brown v. Board of education
Students wearing armbands for protest, protected under 1 amd
Separate educational facilities were inherently unequal
29
What was the naval quarantine of Cuba?
Kennedy blocked Soviet ships from reaching the island
A process for naval ships being checked
To move ships between naval ports
A vaccine for people in Cuba
30
Why was the Atlantic Charter important?
Provided goals for post-WWII and introduced the U.N.
It stood as the first major compromise between Axis & Allies
It was the official call for an end to WWII and praised U.S.
It gave permission to nations to rent weapons and ammunition
31
1957 Little Rock 9
9 Black students allowed school w white students Arkansas
Little Rock Arkansas hate crimes on African Americans
9 Black students allowed to eat at public restaurant
Little Rock problems with public water
32
Why was the Gulf of Tonkin resolution significant?
It gave the President broad power to do whatever he wanted
It showed that the US could not win in Vietnam
It infuriated the Vietcong and made them fight harder
It showed that the Domino Theory was true
33
Who is Korematsu?
Japanese fighter pilot captured at Pearl Harbor
Japanese spy
Man who sued the US government over internment camps
Japanese leader of the 442nd
34
What was the ruling in Korematsu v. The United States?
Internment of people of Japanese ancestry is constitutional
Germans and Italians should also be interned
People of Japanese ancestry born in the US are not citizens
Internment of Japanese US citizens is unconstitutional
35
Who led the HUAC?
Joseph McCarthy
Harry Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight Eisenhower
36
The post war economy thrived because of
advances in science and technology
all of the above
the GI Bill's success
loss of European and Asian competitors
37
Who was the Atlantic Charter between?
US and Japan
Germany and Soviet Union
Britain and Germany
Britain and US
38
What did the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution do?
gained US support throughout the world
limited President Johnson
Johnson used it to assume more power
created issues in Congress
39
FDR placed which group of American citizens in internment camps during WWII?
Japanese
British
Australian
French
40
Whatis flexible response?
preparingfor a variety of military responses
Stop relying on just nuclear bombs
a build up of traditional weapons
Doing Yoga
41
Korematsu v The US dealt with the internment of
Japanese Americans
Italian Americans
German Americans
Jewish Americans
42
What did Double V NOT stand for?
Victory for All
Victory Abroad
Victory at Home
43
Why are the Kent State protests remembered as a tragedy?
National Guard shot and killed 4 students
police gunned down student rioters, killing 10
protesters panicked and crushed 4 students at a teach-in
rioters killed innocent bystanders
44
What was JFK's Flexible Response?
Legislation to end poverty and discrimination
Economic and technical assistance to Latin America
Fight conventional wars and keep nuclear arms balanced
Bans nuclear tests in atmosphere
45
To maintain the U.S. as an "arsenal for democracy" in WWII, Congress passed the...
Open Door Policy
Good Neighbor Policy
Dawes Act
Lend-Lease Act
46
Sit-ins and boycotts are Nonviolent Resistance in the Civil Rights Movement.
True
False
47
The protests at Kent State University were sparked by:
the My Lai massacre
Nixon's Cambodian bombing campaign
the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
The Tet Offensive
48
Gideon v. Wainwright (1963) did what for the rights of the accused?
police officers had to recite their rights before arrest
it guaranteed them a fair and speedy trial
it required the government provide them a lawyer
it provided them a jury of their peers
49
Bobby Seale and Huey Newton began
the Weather Underground
the Black Panthers
the People's Temple
the Nation of Islam
50
What was the 2 goals of the Great Society
Wealth family’s & Full stock
Gain respect & More machinery
No land & No automobiles
End segregation & End poverty
51
Why did some Americans criticize the New Deal?
Lack of legislation introduced
Helped the rich too much
Went too far in government intervention in economy
Helped the poor the most
52
Achieve Civil Rights through civil disobedience, as traditional institutions have failed.
Declaration of Independence
Letter from a Birmingham Jail
Federalist 78
Brutus No. 1
53
The 24th Amendment ended the ______ tax.
national
poll
income
54
What does the SCLC stand for?
Student Christian Leadership Conference
Southern Committee Leadership Commitments
Student Christian Leadership Committee
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
55
Gen. MacArthur was warned not to invade N Korea for fear of involving which country in the war
all of the above
Germany
South Korea
China
56
The Gulf of Tonkin incident directly led to...
war in Korea
an end to segregation
Communism in China
war in Vietnam
57
What was not a key program of the Economic Opportunity Act?
Head Start
VISTA
NASA
Job Corps
58
The policy of containment is most closely associated with which doctrine
patriot
manifest
monroe
truman
59
The Interstate highway system
caused traffic jams along state lines
led to a decrease in ghost towns
gave people freedom to travel easier and quicker
increased toll payments for citizens
60
This case dealt with the proper use of evidence in state courts
gideon v. wainwright
mapp v. ohio
roe v. wade
miranda v. arizona
61
What was the Domino Theory?
Knocking over one domino wouldn't make the others fall
If one national leader was assassinated, others would follow
If one country fell to Communism, the others around it would
If a country resisted Communism, it would become a target
62
President Roosevelt's New Deal programs...
trained soldiers to fight in WWII
provided help to those hurt during the Great Depression
promoted equal rights for African Americans
63
The 24th amendment barred what tax?
Income Tax
Federal Tax
Poll Tax
Import Tax
64
What was the Atlantic Charter most similar to?
Fourteen Points
Platt Amendment
League of Nations
Appeasement
65
What was the purpose of Island Hopping?
All of these
To gain more resources for the war effort
To acquire key islands and close in on Japan
To capture enemy troops and send them to the US
66
LBJ's domestic policy was called
The war on poverty
The Great Society
The New Horizon
The Square Deal
67
Why was the SCLC founded?
Because of the success of the Albany Movement
Because of the success of the Montgomery bus boycott
Because of MLK's I have a dream speech
Because they had a lil crush on Malcolm X ;)
68
What is SCLC
A program
ummmm....
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
African-American civil rights organization
69
America prioritized which programs during the Space Race of the 1960s?
medical
trade schools
STEM
arts and humanities
70
What was LBJ's presidential agenda?
The Amazing America
The Great Society
The New Deal II
The Phoenix Rises
71
The primary purpose of Neutrality Acts, passed by the U.S. Congress in the mid-1930's, was to
prepare the U.S. for entering the war across the Atlantic.
avoid involvement in a European war.
warn hostile nations of US retaliation against aggressors.
peacefully solve tension in Europe before war erupted.
72
The conflict over ballistic missiles in Cuba between the Soviets and the US is known as
Bay of Pigs
SALT 1
Cuban Missile Crisis
Cold War
73
The 24th amendment did what?
title IX
poll taxes gone
abolished salvery
Women rights
74
What were the two main programs created by the Economic Opportunity Act?
Medicare and Medicaid
Peace Corps and Alliance for Progress
Job Corps and VISTA
Civilian Conservation Corps and Civil Works Administration
75
Which of the following faced the difficult obstacle of fighting WWII on two fronts?
Japanese and French
Germany and United States
England and United States
Germany and England
76
Franklin Roosevelt said “We must be the great arsenal of democracy.” Which action shows this?
The United States adopted a policy of isolationism.
The U.S. appeased Japan in its quest to control Asia.
The United States enforced the Neutrality Acts
The U.S. helped the Allies through the Lend Lease Act.
77
Brown v Board overturned _____.
Plessy v Ferguson
Dred Scott v Sanford
Gibbons v Ogden
Marbury v Madison
78
This committee was tasked with finding potential communists in American society
Pro-Democracy Search Committee
Patriotic Committee of the House
House of Un-American Activities Committee
House of Anti-Communism committee
79
What was the Marshall plan?
colonization of European countries
food supplies to Asia from US
economic aid to Europe from US
Military protection by US for European countries
80
Brown v. Board of Education
Separate but equal is fair
Established the Keystone
To make of become less
Racial segregation in public schools are unconstitutional

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